NMR Lab

194 and 196 Kolthoff Hall
207 Pleasant Street S.E.
Minneapolis, MN 55455-0431

The NMR (nuclear magnetic resonance) lab is a facility of the chemistry department; its principal job is to provide access to NMR equipment and techniques for departmental research. It is also available to outside departments within the university, and to a limited degree to external organizations. Some service work is performed, but in most cases users operate the equipment themselves, and generate and process their own data.

For more information:

• Staff
• Solution-state Spectrometers
• NMR experiments: what they can tell and where to do them
• Instruction Manuals
• Policies
• Deconstructed Magnet
• Remote processing

Information for Industrial Clients:

• Instrument and Rate Information
• Sample Submission Form

For local users only (from umn.edu hosts):

• Activate your U-card for NMR lab access
• Training and Check-out Procedure
• Check instrument status
• Info on ssh clients for scheduling time

FREE third-party processing software and NMR spectra databases:

• MNova (all platforms) [Note: MNova-Lite is available as an add-on with ChemOffice.]
• ACD Labs (PC)
• Spinworks (PC)
• Spectral Database

Some other NMR web sites of interest:

• NMRwiki
• NMR related websites
• Spectroscopy Now (used to be NMR Knowledge Database)
• NMR Information Server
• Minnesota NMR Center (ie, Biochem NMR)
• Varian/Agilent site
• Bruker site
• Association of Managers of Magnetic Resonance Laboratories

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